Trey Lewis is back, and he’s bringing his raw, unfiltered storytelling to the forefront with his latest EP, Livin’ Left to Do. His new project released Friday, January 10, 2025. With a gritty blend of country storytelling, this EP dives deep into themes of heartbreak, resilience, and the unapologetic joy of living life to the fullest. Raised Rowdy fans know: when Trey delivers, he delivers big.
The Livin’ Left to Do EP is more than just music; it’s a journey that invites listeners to explore the beauty in life’s messy moments. From the soulful exploration of scars and survival in “Scars to Prove It” to the rebellious, free-spirited anthem “Love Outlaws,” Trey Lewis masterfully blends personal experiences with universal truths. Here’s the tracklist that’s bound to be on repeat:
- Love Outlaws
- Scars to Prove It
- Heartbreak #2
- Wreck It All
- Livin’ Left to Do
- Chevy S10
The title track, “Livin’ Left to Do,” stands out as a rallying cry for dreamers and doers alike—a reminder that there’s always more life to embrace, more memories to make, and more stories to tell. It’s a track that encapsulates Trey’s no-holds-barred approach to music and life. Another track I love is Chevy S10, an incredibly well written track filled with nostalgia and emotion with lines about not just moments in time, but the feelings about those moments all tied to love and the freedom a truck can provide.
“These songs are about heartbreak, hope, and the wild ride in between,” Trey shares. “I want people to feel like they’re not alone in whatever they’re going through—and to remind them there’s always more life left to live.”
It’s this honesty and relatability that make Trey a favorite among Raised Rowdy fans. Whether it’s a heartache anthem or a feel-good banger, he knows how to strike a chord with those who’ve walked similar paths.
Trey Lewis first turned heads in 2020 with his viral hit “Dicked Down in Dallas,” a cheeky breakup anthem that amassed a metric f-ton of streams and launched him into the country music spotlight. But Trey’s journey didn’t stop there. Tracks like “Single Again” and now Livin’ Left to Do prove that he’s far from a one-hit wonder. Instead, he’s a road warrior and storyteller who channels authenticity into every note he sings or writes.
Trey Lewis’s near-constant touring schedule reflects his dedication to his craft and his fans. Raised Rowdy listeners know—there’s nothing quite like catching Trey live (Did we mention he is slated to play our 1 year anniversary of our Wednesday Full band showcase at Riley Green’s Duckblind). Want to see him in action? Stay up to date on tour dates, music releases, and more at TreyLewisMusic.com.
Livin’ Left to Do isn’t just an EP; it’s a statement of purpose. It’s about having more to give—more music, more moments, more life. And Trey Lewis is here to remind us, the best is always yet to come.